Elif the Reader
The Makioka Sisters is one of Junichiro Tanizaki’s books that I think every reader will read with great pleasure. You will be amazed by the translation and even…
The Age of Innocence is the second book I read by Edith Wharton’s after The Touchstone, and I plan to read her other books from now on. It…
The Thirty-nine Steps managed to get me out of my comfort zone. I haven’t read a single spy book in years, but that was really good. I wanted…
Jagannath became a favourite book for most people, and Karin Tidbeck suddenly became a popular author. My fear of everything that was suddenly popular also applied to this…
The Illusion of Separateness is one of Simon Van Booy’s most loved books, which I have never heard of before. Before starting the book, I shortly examined the…
Of Love and Shadows is the first book I read by Isabel Allende, and I think I’ll read a few more Allende books from now on. I have…
Desert is the first book I have read by Le Clezio and it has become a book that excites me. I must say it is foreign to me…
The Brief and Frightening Reign of Phil is the first book I read from George Saunders. And I have two more books by the author to read. I…
The Deeds of the Disturber is the fifth book of the Egyptian cosy mystery series by Elizabeth Peters, and I love it more with each book. As I…
One Love Chigusa is the sixth and last book of the Red Circle Mini series. It is also the first book I read by Soji Shimada. Shimada, one…